1) Litespeed Tuscany
2) P3C
3) Specialized Epic Carbon (mtb)
4) Some sort of unqiue commuter or a cross bike

---

---

Portside Athletics Blog

Okay, so I have to somehow decide which of my 6 I'd get rid of... And I can't get rid of the MTB? I haven't ridden it in YEARS!

So...

1) BP Stealth in custom geometry. The production version is too slack for me.
2) Titanium Softride roadie (okay, I have that one)
3) Something akin to the old ProFlex, but with an updated rear suspension. I loved the parallelogram fork -- plush.
4) Softride track/single speed (I have that one too)

So 1, 2, and 4 would be all custom jobs. And 3 is just something I'd have to find. Or maybe that one would be custom too.

---

---------------------------------------------------------------------
Some are born to move the world to live their fantasies...

https://triomultisport.com/
http://www.mjolnircycles.com/

1. Kestrel Airfoil Pro. TT
2. Litespeed Ocoee. MB
3. Wind Cheetah. I'm a dork!
4. Cervelo SSC. Group rides.

Here's what I have (and I'm pretty happy).

1: Road bike: Colnago CT1 (Rabobank) with new 2007 Campy Record gruppo.
2: Road bike: Colnago Super (circa '75) with matching NOS Campy Record -- Molteni Orange
3: TT bike: Cervelo P2C with Zipp 343 tubulars.
4: Mt. bike: OLD specialized stumpjumper.

Changes... the super will be sold and I want to get either Soloist or R3 next year.

Can you post a pic of your Colnago Super? I've got an early 70's Super frame and I'm not sure which year.

but if you have all the money in the world would you still have the 4 you have now?!

---

bikefitasia.com

Cervelo P3C
Cervelo Soloist SLC (whatever the uber light one is)
No idea on which mountain bike
Softride TT bike

---

---

Kat Hunter reports on the San Dimas Stage Race from inside the GC winning team
Aeroweenie.com -Compendium of Aero Data and Knowledge
Freelance sports & outdoors writer Kathryn Hunter

1. Tri - Lotus superbike a non-track version
2. Road - R3sl
3. Tri - Walser in tri geometry
4. Specialized blah blah mtb.

TT: BMC Time Machiine
RR: Seven Cycles Elium Race
MTB: Ibis Bow-Ti
SS: Ibis Single Malt

---

_________________________________________________

LLLEEEEEEEEEEEERRRROOOYYY JEEENNNNNKKKIIINNNNNS!!!

 
Santa Cruz Blur XC
Cervelo P2SL
Co-Motion S&S tandem with steel fork and full braze-ons
Hampsten Gran Paradiso road bike (which is really a Co-Motion as well)

I'd use all the money I saved from not picking an Ellsworth Truth, a Cervelo P3C, a Calfee carbon tandem and a Vanilla road bike to add on a cross bike, a fixed gear/ss road bike, a real track bike, a Thorn Raven for getting groceries, and a cool skateboard.

Road: Moots ti with Campy Record, no logos, brushed finish.
Cyclocross: IF with campy centaur. (I'd ride this most often) White frame, bar tape, saddle. The rest would be black.
TT: Calfee Custom. Best frame out there. Nude finish, vision bars, 76 degree post, Lew wheels.
MTB: Santa Crux Blur, Fox fork, full XTR.

And a workshop to keep the santa cruz up and running.

1. Soloist SLC-SL
2. R3 Cross
3. Rocky Mountain Element Team
4. P2C (I know I'm not flexible enough for the P3C!)

You didn't specify how many wheels I get, though... Start me off with a set of 404s, 808s, a disk, 404 tubulars for the cross bike, and a nice assortment of "training" wheels...

1. QR Lucero
2. P3C
3. Older schwinn homegrown with fox float fork
4. 1996 gary fisher hoo koo e koo

---

It's amazing what 25 mph and a little chip sealed road can do to a tattoo!

Money is no object so you can have as many wheels as you like! Just as long as you have the 4 bikes!

---

bikefitasia.com

Road: Calfee Dragonfly Custom.
TT: BMC TT01
MTB: Santa Cruz Blur
Track: BT Custom

R3
P3
OCC Chopper
Ducati

my 4 bikes

---

Like T says, "Remember it is all about the Bike because it is all about the Run!"

So I'll take the aforementioned 4 frames....

And two build kits for each (Dura Ace and Record) with an extra set of brakes and fork for the r3 (just in case I want to use it as a climbing bike) and a good mix for the mtb...
and Z2s, Z4s, Z8s, 404 cross, a Lightweight disk, 606 clinchers, 999 clinchers, a selection of mtb wheels, some fulcrum racing zeros, and some custom wheels to top it off. Just because I can.

Like your style on the Ducati.

---

bikefitasia.com

Wheels...

Lotus - Jet 90 front, Hed Standard disc rear
Walser - Bontrager or Hed's new disc disc rear, Hed 3C front

R3sl - Custom wheels, tubbies

1) Lynskey Tri Bike - full custom
2) Serotta Ottrott
3) Moots Mtn Bike
4) Cheetah

Cannondale SystemSix
Cannondale Caad 9 Cyclocross bike
Cervelo P3C
Cannondale Scalpel

---

"Oh you hate your job? There's a support group for that, it's called EVERYBODY and they meet at the bar."

OK. This was tough. I am sure my answer will change by tomorrow:

1. Road: Bianchi 928 Carbon SL Record
2. TT: Cervelo P3 Carborn
3. MTB: Scott Spark 10
4. Moots Psycho X Cyclocross

Custom TT bike, made so that I can ride it on the Tri bars for 180km, (neck back / issues) - got that one
Carbon framed roadie with Dura Ace -got that one
Ride to the shops bike, an old Giant with flat bars and converted to fixie - got that one
Ducati - a narrow case single - got that one

Tri/TT - BMC TT01 w/DA & Zipps
Road (poser bike) - Storck Fascenario 0.7 w/Record, Lightweight Obermayers & other ultra exotic Euro carbon goodies
Road (one that i'd actually ride) - De Rosa Idol (in white...mmm) w/Record & Bora Ultras (or Fulcrum Racing Speeds)
MTB - no fucking clue...can i have another Tri bike?

---

---

blood, sweat...and big gears

I hated every minute of training, but I said, ''Don't quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.''
- Muhammad Ali